Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-07-22
PERSONhL MENTION,

Mrs. L. NJ. Morrison is visiting rela-
tives and friends in Rutland and Castle
ton.
Miss Julia Bell started on Wednesday
for st. Paul. Mimi, to visit her brothers,
who reside there.
Misses Marion L. and Belle G. Davis of
Hartford, Conn, are visiting at 5. II.
Hathornes on South Pleasant street
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Dutton of North
field were in town the latter part of last !
week visiting at Mr.. Abram Williamsons.
Mr.. Fletcher Chapman started yester-
day morning for Minneapolis, Mimi, on
"A business trip. He will not be away
long.
Miss and Mr.. Warner of Albany, n. y,
daughter aud son of Gen. James NJ. War
ner, are visiting at their aunt's, Mrs.
Dugald Stewart.
of Washington, and Mr. c. T. Harding
of the same city are visiting at Mr. Geo.
Langworthy, Jr's.
Mr.. L. F. Farnsworth was expected
home from the West last evening. He
has been gone about four weeks and has
spent most of the time in Nebraska.
y number of Middlebury people are
camping up in Ripton under the shadow
of Bread Loaf mountain. They went on
Monday last and will come home early
next week.
Rev. George w. Brooks of Charles
town, Mass, is in town with his family
for the summer. They are for the pres
ent with Mrs. Eastman, Mrs. Brooks
mother, Munger street.
| President Brainerd and Prof. Kellogg
are at their usual summer camp at
Knights island, off st. Adams bay. Prof.
Eaton. who had been with them for few
days, came back on Tuesday.
Mr.. w. b. Rose, who had been away
among friends at Ogdensburgh and
Potsdam, n. Y, where he formerly
lived, came home Wednesday evening.
Messrs. Louis W.Austn and Robert VI.
Collins went to 1hompson's Point. Tues
day, to camp. and yesterday Harry
Fletcher and viii Ellis started for Lake
Dunmore for the same purpose.
Rev. DR.. White, who had been for
short time in Boston, arrived in town
Tuesday, accompanied by Mrs. White.
who had spent a few weeks at the sea-
shore. They have rooms at Miss Will
coXs.
Mr.. viii WEIGH. late of the Putnam
House. Bennington. has become clerk at
the Addison House. He has had much en-
perience in hotel work and will perform
the duties IF tire position in an acceptable
manner.
Mr.. Henry n. Winchester of the last
class graduated from the college went
Tuesday, to his home near Portage City,
Wis. He may return to Vermont in the
fall to teach, but his plans were not
matured when he left here.
\ party of 10, including Col. \. a.
Fletcher and family, Prof. wager and
family and others. went to Vergennes
Tuesday and thence on the steamer Ga
zelle to Thompson's Point. There dinner
was taken and the afternoon was spent in
sailing about the lake. Supper was had
at Fort Cassin. The party arrived at
Vergennes in ample time for the evening
train home. 1t is IA delightful trip.
Miner Hayward, son of Judge Hayward
of Weybridge, and Clarence Riggs, son
of Pension Examiner Homer Riggs of
Middlebury, have been appointed to
State scholarships in Norwich university,
Northfield, by Senators Stanley and
Nash. In 1881 the legislature passed an
act providing for the payment by the
State of the tuition and room rent of 80
students of that institution, the appoint
ments to be made by the Senators. These
young men are the first to go from this
county under the provisions of the law.
Mr.. J. a. Wright on Tuesday received
letter from Mr.. Chas. X. Witherell of
Cornwall, who left here in June for
: Buenos Ayres with stock. 1t was dated
Rio Janero, June %. The men were
: well. The stock had been safely trans
ferred from the steamer on which it left
New York to the vessel which was to
: take it to Buenos Ayres. Only one ami
: NAL, Merino eve, had died. a private
lattar from, Mr. H 4 EallS who laft bare
2 about two weeks later for the same mar
ket and on the same business, has also
been received here. 1t bore date of july
|, 1900 miles from the mouth of the
: Amazon" They hoped to reach Para
1 Brazil, in time to celebrate the 4th there
and we suppose they did so, as the post
mark on the letter is para, July g." Mr.
} and Mrs. Eells were in good health. The
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